Strange gadgets

The kids were impressed that it prints a sticker from a spoken sentence, and rated it the best of the batch at about seven out of ten.

The drummers found it inaccurate, hard to know where the drums are and lacking bounce-back, so rated it around zero.

It drew a good Phoenix in sand, but the kids thought it was unnecessary and too expensive, scoring it between two and five.

The berries really do turn sour foods sweet, though vinegar became horrid, and the kids rated them 7.5 to 10.

A mouthpiece toothbrush that cleans in 20 seconds and impressed both of them, even if it feels like a torture device.

A fry holder that attaches to a controller or handheld; Arun called it a disaster of a product.

A heart that races along the table matching your pulse, used for the final heart race game.

A wristband that zaps you awake; Arun thinks the chime conditioning is clever, KSI hated it.

Gloves that massage you while massaging someone else; mildly soothing but noisy, and the nails felt like they were falling off.

A deliberately deranged one-off keyboard that wrecked typing speed; KSI first rated it four out of five for emotional damage, then dropped…

Extreme drunk-vision goggles used for a world's worst penalty shootout; no rating was given.

A baffled jar that muffles screams and doubles as a vase; rated a zero for emotional damage.

A resistance device for squats that Arun was sceptical of; it was harder than it looks but fairly tame.

A lollipop that plays music through your teeth; a fun new experience until the recorded-message feature got awkward.

A ridiculously heavy and expensive steel case that would stop doom scrolling and probably protect the phone, but is impractical to carry.

The wall of speakers playing an awful sound was the worst alarm so far.

A heat-based alarm that is nice at first but quickly becomes far too hot.

Five studio lights on one smart plug make a painfully bright wake-up that clearly bothered him.

Five fans at full power sound like a plane taking off, and he actually likes it.

Impressed by the novelty of a camera that switches between decade-specific video looks and prints clips as scannable photos, though he did…

A one-of-one custom giant keyboard that looks cool but he likes less than the previous one; scored 7.

A wildly impressive per-key display keyboard that he finds dumb to type on; scored 5.

He is entertained and surprised by how lifelike and capable the robot dog is, though he gives no formal verdict.

A flashlight with a seat belt cutter and window breaker that he rates 9.5 out of 10 for around $30.